6.6.6.1 use some, every, any andtheir compounds to complete thepostcard.hi bob, greetings from astana. we'rehaving a great time. 1)here is great - the weather, the hoteland the food. we do different day.i'm planning to go shoppingtomorrow. i want to buy souvenirs for back home. isthere 5 you want meto bring you? see you in two weeks.alex.bob stevens105 norman roadbirmingham, englandule 8​

Potatoes – 1 kg; sauerkraut – 300 g; eggs – 2 pieces; onions – 1 head; wheat flour – 100 grams; milk – 200 grams; greens; salt; vegetable oil for frmethod of preparation

potatoes wash, peel and grate on a coarse grater into a separate bowl. gently squeeze to remove excess juice.sauerkraut to press down with hands that are softer. add to the potatoes. there may be hammered in chicken eggs.onion finely chop, to attach to other components. pour the prepared milk, add the flour. salt.  the mixture should be not too runny, but not thick. to bring it to the desired consistency, gradually adding milk or flour.in a pan heat the vegetable oil. you may want to add a little fat or butter.  potatoes to score a tablespoon and place on a pan. each dranik be pressed to become flat. fry for 3-4 minutes on each side, the tracking, so it wouldn't burn.served pancakes with greens and sour cream.

bon appetit! ying.

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